Birth date: Oct 20, 1938 Death date: Apr 3, 2020
Gerald C. “Jerry” Meyering of Muskegon went to be with his Lord and Savior, Friday, April 3, 2020 at The Poppen Hospice Residence. He was 81. Jerry was born October 20, 1938 in Muskegon to Corneil “Neil” and Sophie (Schweissinger Read Obituary
OMG just now seeing this I did business with State Farm for years ever since Sanford st. My deepest condolences to the family. Continued Prayers
Jerry was a big part of Merritt especially during deer season.He will be missed by many. Prayer's for his family.
Jerry wes a really nice person he would come up at deer season and chat with the guys the night before opening day. then come to the farm about noon to see what the guys got. He loved Claras fudge and she would make it for him at Christmas time. We would make baked goods for him to take back home and Judie sent up her yummy snowball cookies. This so surprising to hear this today. You will be missed Jerry and talking to you at tax time. Thank you for being a good friend. Rest easy friend.
Sending our condolences to the meyering family just got word the other day that Jerry had passed away took me by surprise first met Jerry when I was about 20 years old bought my first auto insurance from him been with him ever since he has never changed that company has been like family to me most of the time people has good things to say about people who has passed away but everything they are saying about Jerry are true he was a very good man and honest to so my friend Jerry rest in peace will miss you from the Gaines family
Thinking of you all! So sorry for your loss.
Mark, Kindra, Jordyn and Ashtyn Vilneff
Please accept my most heartfelt condolences. Got to know Jerry at Winston and sure enjoyed his company. I'd stop by the office once in a while for a visit and always enjoyed bumping into him at the store or where ever. Truly a gift to anyone who knew him.
I was a friend of Jerry’s from church. I always enjoyed talking to him. He was a very likable man and I will miss him.
Roger Johnson
Mr. Meyering (Jerry) was always full of life and energy. He always had time to chat when he saw you in the office and enjoyed talking guns and hunting. He’s now reunited with buddies Jack (Kroeze) and Cecil (Garvey) and I’m sure it was a great reunion.
Our deepest condolences to the Meyering family at the loss of your Dad/Papa.
Adam, Beth, Emma and Caleb Lubbers
Ross, Dean & your families, Our thoughts, prayers and deepest sympathy to you in the loss of your dad. He was a great guy and will be missed by many. Larry's first taste of funeral service was one afternoon when your dad offered to take him for a ride in a flower van. Lar was about 15 and hanging around on his bike watching a funeral procession, and Jerry was working for Witt Funeral Home at the time on the corner of Peck and Houston. Your dad shouted to him out of the van window, "Hey, you want to hop in and go for a ride?" You didn't have to ask Larry twice!" Away they both went, and he made Lar's day! He seemed to always enjoy making peoples' day
Larry & Bonnie Vanderlaan
Ross, Dean and Family...so sorry to hear of Jerry's passing...such good memories from the softball years...he made us more than a team...we were family...RIP my old friend...in our thoughts and prayers!
Mark and Diane Aamodt
